The Conshohocken Recorder, April 2, 1935

              ®l)c Ccmsljoljochen ftccorkr.
Eaublisbed IB6M. No. 68:,:i CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., 11 I >li\V U'llll J, I'M. PRICK: TWO CENTS
Acquit King
Manor Man
of Larceny
Democratic Rally to \\ omen Voters 1852 Women Attended
be Held on West Side
Many Democrat* from this com-munltv
will invade Wdt Conaho-luckeu
Thursday evening when a big
ally m the Interwt of Miss Oert-rude
Hv "t Bryn Miwr, Democratic
| candidate lor the seat In the Senate
■ 'made vacant through the death of
_ , ! Senator Junta 8 Boyd at the special
JlirV ArtJUlt- J«II1»-- AinhrOM eleoUoa t.. be held next Tuesday.
t rp. rwi. ». r will be held at the Power* Tea Room of Tire Iheft From on ,ower forii Htr«t
I In addition to alia* Ely. the meet-
I ing will be addressed by Pred Walter
Hear Rivals
For Senate
School Board
Recorder's Cooking School, Slavs '32 Tax
Settlement
Went Side'Health StOI 111 (ii\ <M1
Hoard Organizes
Norrislown Dealer
Candidate* Th*o. Laaa Bean
ami Mi- IK UoVeai
I r .i._llr ,l| Mfl-lill^
Although the third annual Free diMingiiu.hed home economist, lec-
Cooking School sponsored by ihe turn and . ;
RECORDER hits now paurd i: ■
history, echoes of Its uwtruoUvt.l htn, Slip conducted lu-i
t inert a tnmg sessions are, school held by the RECORDER at
being heard .... trw
bool held on Wednesday More then eighty valuable awards
Thursday und Friday ttMoaU of were made at the three sessions of
last week m Tlit- crv>t_ti room of the the Free Cooking School, including
_.her Epeakerx.
George McLaughlin. Democratic
for Yolllll CfiT):ir.l'ie.n.rtJi of the First ward, will
I prwtde at the meeting and introduce
the iptakerH The
I uled to begin at a.
tched-
James Ambrose, King Manor, Up-prr
Merlon, was found not guilty of
larceny of two tires und tttbM by ■
Jury before Judge Dannehower.
The costs were placed on the county
John Beheld, manager of a tire
store on DeKalb street. Korristown.
claimed Ambrose went U> the store
on the evening of March '4 and
asked to look at two tires. He went
upstairs and brought the tires
down Thei. the man asked to look
at inner tubes and Scheld again
went upstairs and brought the
tubes down. Ambrose asked to see
another tube and when Scheld re-turned
he found the man gone, also
the two tubes and tires.
Scheld said he started an Investi-gation
after notifying police and
the next night saw the tires on an
automobile parked on DeKalb street,
Brldceport. Norristown police were
notified and Ambrose, the owner of
the car, was arrested. Scheld iden-tified
him as the "customer."
Detective Bernard Mulholiand told
of investigating the case and Chief
of Police George Bausowine testi-fied
Arbrote had admitted walking
out with the tires.
Ambrose said he had gone to the
store and had been given the tire*
by Scheid after he had agreed to
make a down payment of $3 the
nest night or the following morn-ing.
He denied stealing the tires,
saying he walked out of the store
while Scheld waa there.
His testimony waa corroborated
by Lincoln Baylor. King Manor, who
said he drove Ambrose to the store
and was ln the parked car while
Ambrose made the purchase. He
testified he saw the deal through
the fore window.
10 to 80 Years for Theft
Sentences of 10 to 20 years were
Imposed on William Kalne and
Norman Dallow. Philadelphia, after
they pleaded guilty before Judge
Carson to stealing an automobile
In a Jenkintown garage and rob-bing
an accessory store of, $4800 In
stock. They were arrested In Phil-adelphia
and last week were sen-tenced
to 10 to 20 years by the
Philadelphia courts. The Mont-gomery
county sentences will run
concurrently with the Philadelphia
penalties.
3 Yean for Cheek Passer
P. R. Bailey, alias W. J. Sands
alias Owen Schanta, pleading guilty
to passing worthless checks on Nor-ristown
hotels, was sentenced to
three years by Judge Corson. this
sentence to run concurrently with
one of S to 20 years in the Eastern
Penitentiary imposed by the Phila-delphia
courts, last week.
Plead Guilty
Stopping a car with the name.
"Horsham Fire Company" painted
on it because he knew such an au-tomobile
did not exist, County De-tective
Irvin Anderson found out
• Continued on page Six)
No Separate
Jail for W omen
WfallM \li- Qj 'H,-l „f
link." HfiHi |{JJ>- .lull
DitpeiuiiiK \rii\iiii-*
Declaring against the |>reaetit Mali
cost ol distributing governmental; rpach.d The 185. women repre-lunds.
Attorney Theodore Lane Bean. ">'" iTtn»-e*c.
rlorn.lo.n. urged a more sane view | "°" °< >*' feminine population r>f
ol the relief problem In. Ul. oelor, I Connhohocken and- vtclnlty They
_ ; came from every tvpe of home
the Montgomery County League of | .,.„,
.. . „_ „„.., „-. _ »nd Ted Meredith, both prominent Ln __ . _ .»««« . ... . ..... i Knights of Columbus headquarters., e.ery dLsli prepared bv M
SAID BOUfiHT TIRE S ««■*» Lin*- Democratic politic., and BEAN ISSAILS RELUJ ..t'tacted IBM women, or an nvrr- ge, products of
rHk"m.„.K,lB n.™.™..,. . __ . ..." age of close to one out of even
Heavy Sent.-iH
(Miilt\ oi H.ihlur\.
< hlnT (last'..
ige of close to one out of even, and natianally-kn
three women in the community and special V
That's a record Household equipment was dls-.
The attendance began with a played on the stag? ol the school on
little more than 500 women Wed-1 set attractively about the auditor-
II'MIHV inn. ..sing each day o! tha .:nn abac* the hundreds ol women
school, until the high mark was in attendance at the sessions made}
a close inspection of it
UiaeDCC of < oll.-.h.r ( ;iii-i-
Poatponement Board
Rcttd] to Settle
I 0 0 0 DEUNQ1 IMS
\-k- Support ol School \;«l
Hill-, (.iinir ■) Palea.
Ira Vtled $201
Board ol I
H
it JoaepA >
avenue, and
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later wn» elected president
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approval i i Mb officer
■Tea ii".-
in Junt »
ai Csrimle
■ ■ ■ ' BoiDHlt!)
This Is the first school 1 wm
II member of a pnmin-
BBl nomine organization here told .
us at the school -B.it 111 Mttr mias| ^J!,^"?10.""1 ^55.^-!^ ^rV!
Apart fruiii OjM main
tax duplicate
Are".
Althoufh Hition
tiled dupj dtiled to
; meetliiR of the cshool board he! I
Ben n. Republican candidate for
State Senator, appeared on the sanK-program
aa his Democratic opponent.
Mtaa Oertrude Rlv. of Bryn Mawr
Bean aald aUtlaUcs show that
20 per cent, of relief funds can be
charged to overhead He declared
himself "unalterably opposed to the
uMonatgomery cou.n.■t y w_mill n„o^t bK„ui,l,dj[I taxation program of Governor Earle " H(J aMallJd »th(f UJW rf nllmt ,UIlds
a separate building for women prls- tor building up a political machine."
oners, the State Department of »"d ."PP*1 tne Democr»ft. 5or lhplr
job-dispersing activities in Montgom
ery. now that a special election la to
be held April B The election win
illl a vacancy In the *ennte occas-ioned
by the dentil of Jamas S, Boyd
The two candidate* met for the
an Improvement, in a letter to tnh_et, first time, as Attorney Bean finished h|< iM|f|| ... UM Y'W C A mudl.
prison board. ■ Corium at Norristown.
A meeting of the board. Warden: Beat' greeted Miss Ely -"
Welfare at Harrisburg. was notified
yesterday.
Evans Scheehle, director
of the department, suggested such
Student on Trial for
Death in Accident
Prison Board Hi'j*.u State'i
SunjEei.lton.- Kuur V.omeii
PriaotWTi in (!tmnty Jail.
— New Plnmliinp Plae«*il
in Cell&
... part of the town, from, it not her one •..
Women Voter., yesterday at Norru- I holWieh0ias where the woman's place valuable thiMI 1 learned I - ' ' ™ ,hl' h,«h *****
tow»>. I is not m in.- kitchen at all, to homes! know when I enjoj d myaclf ao\w
State Job For
Local W oman
where the
household
one courageous woman
On every side, the RECORDER
ha.-, heard little but praise for its
third annual school, and for the
Instructor. Miss Vera Schneider.
Martin Horn, Judges Harold
Knight. George C. Corson, William
F. Dannehower and J. Burnett Hol-land,
the county commissioners and
the controller was held at the Jail
following receipt of the letter.
The group unanimously decided
that this was no opportune time to
erect a separate building, first be-cause
of the small number of wom-en
prisoners, and because of the
existing financial situation.
Alfred W. Wright, president of
the board, sent the letter with this
decision to Harrlsburg- It says in
part:
I waa directed to call to your at-tention
the work now going on ln
the modernization of the plumbing
in the older part of the prison. New
toilets and wash stands, with hot
and cold water In each cell, are be-ing
Installed.
dell' ited to
luck '■
The Democratic candidate replied;
"Sorry I did not hear all of your ad-dm
i
Miss Ely declared In favor of child
laaor, minimum wage, old age and
blind pension bills She urged sup-port
of Governor Earle's program.
She demanded to know "what can
our opponents suggest to take the
place of the Governor's tax meas-ure*."'
She criticized the "picklliiK
of bills by the Republican controlled
Senate committees
Mlaa Ely told or her work in wel-fare
measures during the last decade.
She told of her experience at Haxrla-burg.
and asked "the election of can-didates
to office, who will speak for
all the people of Pennsylvania and
not a special group." She favors the
adoption of n new constitution.
ntire operation of the much"
the mponMbllitv of A number of organizations 1MB ,'1 ««*»«■ postpone-in
Rrour*. to the school, and many mm '" l!l
•■niriMinnik; momentl Inn. IM-.-H 'Hie board was apparently pre-spent
since the classes in discussing pared to look more favorebl]
i ihe MIIOOI. together long list of requested exonerations
II outhiuetj mi Page Fivei j >n the 32 per eantta school dupll-
| cate, which they have heretofore
' d to grant, at
least in "blanket'' form They
thorough weedth"
of the mimes on ttie requested
exoneration list. fneUll| tl
D. the !;i\;i!)h ■ n.nr.t ,t all !h ■
POSltiOU t() |MY
■ of th:
• (( new I ■■imchtlvtr
and the neeeeelty of settling the '32
to
_ leased, the board evidenced that It
method • ul
of the Involved tax situation was to
gnuil the avonemUfloa, with ex-ceptions
amounting to several hun-
\lr- I. V McCardi) \|>-
pointed lo Sute Hoipiul
Smiul S.rv i<-.- SlulT.
Ililllllilllni Nlllllrtl .1- \-
abtaiil tttorne] (,rii>i.il.
|{<kv.II.G.Baeli Orders Faculty
Rally Sprakor Before Boanl
|ToeUa| Paator Who limit %,.., Sil)t. s.lm.il Board
Minion Into Chnn-li (ilios- ;
i-n (.tu'-t Spi'iiki-r for Dis-trict
SUIIIIJIX School K.ilh
at Barren Hill. Mutnluv.
Rev Howard C. Bach, pastor of
the Bishop Hoffman Memorial
Methodist church, of Tacony. will
be the speaker at the annual
spring rally and election of offi-cers
of the Fifth District of the
Montgomery County Sabbath
School Association to be held at
St. Peter's Lutheran church. Bar-ren
Hilt next Monday night, The
speaker will take for the subject
of his address. "The Four Impera-tives
of John's Oospel."
The presence of Mr. Bach at St
Peter's Church will mark his first
i.l.
Hi-ar ' i.ni|.I.tml-
Ninln Work at Sen
Students -,,, btalu Bel 1
CceOaua.
Mr« F X McCarthy
Third Hvenwe. prealdi
en's Denioeratie i i< I
an bai been appointed a naetnnei «t
the sue ml service staff of the Htate
Hospiul for the In Nine i»t N..ritn-kown
Her »|i|nniiinu ul ems inadc
iK-ad'iuar-t.
Tf. III Ardnon
.'» lo () ^ cars
For Hobbery
Jnr\ of 1- Womoil ( <in\ieh)l
Ukeal Man of HokHnp
Up ln-iiruiicc AJjOael
I) Ol It I 1. SIM I M 1
Iwtt Trial- lor Separate <*f-htkwa.
Vti'iit Tell-of
RuMierv
A ktrf of twelve women—the first
tune III the bleter) ol the Mmiigom-
\ eeurta thai no man was
on the 0 Charles
■
while aimed with an OOaaMdVe weup-on.
This *»• tppearanee
I lurj Yeelerday
round KUIHV tn
. ■ mm. without II llrenie
and aarTytaDaf concealed deadly weap-
The Janitor and entire staff of | tired dollar- Of
teachers In the West Consholm., ■ mow tha
public schools were ordered to ap
pear before the board of directors
at the May meeting for a general
discussion on school affairs.
The order was made at last
night's meeting of the board after
Aiti r iiiK aoovtoUon Blurni was
-■ -r^ In Ihe
m iiy Judge <
Corson. ti. : trlnl waa
held.
■M H!W> impoiied, H'oini l>eing given
2 t-9 to I yean on n oberej.
bery. UUH to run coiicuririuIv wiih
Mi< i>iii< i HI oi i II mi on the remain-ing
charges aentence was aui-peiidrd
•■(-Olid trial wan 101 BOld>
ing Up Alexander Wadolny. Swrdei--
Deuranei agent and taking
I his day's collrctlons from him
carries with It i»| storm waa charged with waiting f«r
Wadolnv und then furring him m
ai i.c in .1 lonely road when
BUttsd ii.. lohbery.
Jtutgi i.iinon before whom the Jury
wat> drafted, made a brlel • onunetn
Uelatani DtaMei
Harry Babioaky m nptnlnaj
nalary of (1800 per year el
MS The duties
tion wltli (hr sp|H.liitmei I
area of seven wmntlte Mrs Mc-
■ A duties,
April II,
■nterlni l | i«*t* than
sflOOO, and close to one thousand
persons, or about one-llflh Of the,
thi borough
Word was sent lo the board. h«w-[
■W that Mr Irwln was unable to
i xpeeted because of 111'
At the conclusion of the addresses appearance ln this community
lhare were a number of questkma , ls nnp of the vounger ministers in
i.T^.'.K^uiV ™.f,Vldl(Ule"' """"'the Methodist Conference and also
oners, all under sentence. We de- bv Bn addreaa by District Attorney Bn Irnportant work hi the church
elded to suggest to you that leg-Is- Stewart Nase. The county prosecu-' sewal years before his ordination
lative action which would enable tor talked of the work performed while In charge of a mission which
out Judges to commit women to by hla official btarT and cited the in- he started In Tacony The meet
other prisons, where separate (ap- c
proved women's! quarters are es-tablished
would be preferable at
present, as It would be more eco-nomical
to pay the costs of their
maintenance elsewhere than to
erect a new building. This arrange-ment
we think, would reduce the
costs of maintenance of both lnstl- TZ^'A
tutlons. Kohn, Jenkintown; secretary,
'We are entirely ln sympathy Herbert LeVan. North Wales
with the objectives of your depart
ment and desire to cooperate wlthf
you in every way. Our county ad-ministration
is in complete accord
on the various Items herein set
forth."
the number ol criminal ings started In a small building. Sn
cases ln our courts during the per- 8urr(,K.srlIi m these that D
Cy*Vd*J!i? -lefted pTSnt lud ' ™»« to «ceommodate the attend-these
officers were named at the an« and » larger place was ob-meeiing.
' talned The attendances continued
First vice president. Mrs Allen; to Increase until still larger qtmr-
Tift, Merlon; second vice president. : ters became necessary and a move-
Quger. Chestnut Hill; ; mpnt was sUrted to erect a
it, MM Harry E ; cnurch -n,,, movement met wlUi
a ready response and nut of It grew
I the present church over which he
.. IIs now the pastor.
ne ar e/, « J#J * I T^** ">"*'■ wt" on*n with a half-
«iD l\. 01 \M Candidates hour song service in charge of John
On»n:.rn O— A I\—_—- ** Duddy. organist or St Peter's
IteceiVe Jnd liegTeej church This will be followed by a
prayer, scripture reading and the
Assault Case
Being Heard
Albert A. Oarthwalte, Jr.. 18
Spring Mill, son of the vice presi-dent
and general manager of the
Lee Tire and Rubber Company.
Spring Mill, went on trial before
Judge Dannehower this morning to
answer the charges of aggravated
assault and battery and lnvolun
tary manslaughter.
Oarthwalte was driver of an au
tomobile which was involved ln i
collision on Lancaster pike, in front
of the Haverford school, September ™m ^ f.r aw^"and 'iaaiated
Cfiarged with aggravated assault
and battery on Nick Mattero. 45
years old, a roomer in the North
Penn Hotel, Unsdale. Walter Kuhl-ensky.
who conducted a grill hi the
building, and Theodore Black a
cook, were placed on trial before
Judge Knight.
The assault Is alleged to have oc-curred
on the night of March 6, at
the hotel. It was claimed by Mat-tt-
ro that Kuhlensky visited his
room and demanded from him some
money owing the grill manager.
Failure to have the debt paid, it is
said Kuhlensky assaulted Mattero
It was further claimed that during
the scuffle Black appeared from his
iUb DM
159 St Paul's road. Ardmore. was
killed and three others were in-jured
Assistant District Attorney Stroud
Weber opened the Commonwealths
case to the Jury of six men and six
women by telling them he would
show them the accident was caused
by the negligence of Oarthwalte. a
student at the Heverford school
The Dawp girls was an occupant of
a ear operated by Cecilia Kelly. 17.
10B. St Paul's road. Madeline Dawe.
IS, a sister, and Margaret Brennan
18, 132 Spring avenue. Ardmore. all
Lower Merlon high school students
The Kelly automobile was going
east on Lancaster pike. Attorney
Weber described and as it
preached the private drive of the
school, a car, operated by Garth
walte. came out, falling to stop as
It entered the highway. It collided
with the Kelly automobile, threw It
into the pathway of west bound
traffic where the car was struck by
that of Louis Brucker, 145 Loury's
lane. Oarrett Hill. Brucker and all
the girls were Injured. Thev were
taken to Bryn Mawr hospital.
The first wltnesr. called was
Marvin, Reynolds civil engineer of
Lower Merlon, who identified blue
prints ol the highway In the vidn
Ity of the accident.
Attorneys Samuel High, Sr.. and
John Dettra represent Gar:hwalte
Second degree was exemplified singing of a hymn, after which the
upon twenty six candidates bv speaker of the evening will be ln-
Conshohocken Council. Knights of troduced.
Columbus, in the rrvstal auditor- At t,'■,' conclusion of the address
turn of their headquarters. Sundav ; another hymn will be sung after
night. One hundred members were \ which the business session will be
present. held during which the reports of
District Deputy Francis X. t 'he nominating couiinittee as well
Shoemaker, of Roversford. took ** *<-** <"* the secretary and treas-charge
of the exemplification of u«r will be submitted. The Rt-the
degree. tendance flag. In possession of St.
Mr Shoemaker congratulated the Paul's Baptist church of this bor-members
of Conshohocken council j °mih for the past two years, will
on the fine spirit In their group he awarded the Sunday School
and paid tribute to their loyalty I having the largest representation
and progress The exemplifying of present nt the meeting
The meeting will conclude with
the Installation of the newly-elect
ed officers.
the degree to such a large class, he
said, was highly encouraging.
Other talks were given by Dis-trict
Deputy Schmfedlin. of the
second district. Philadelphia; Dls- Cnani.|<iu fTerann
trirt Deputy Howard McQuell of »U»peClS USCdpC
Ardmore. and Raymond V. Moser.: Hf H.lT('I)(irt C*OD
grand knight of Conshohocken!
council. The visitors xpoke of Lhc
alms and Idenls of the organiza-tion
and urged all members
ui tne atutcK. using a blackjack on
Mattero.
Mattero suffered a fractured nose,
cheek bone and numerous bruises.
Dr. Pred M. Cornelius testified as
to the numerous injuries which the
man suffered.
Boil) defendants denied the
charges pressed against them.
Kuhlensky stated he went to the
room to ask for the payment of
the debt. He said Mattero became
abusive and instead of paying him
struck him with a package he held
in his hand. He said he acted ln
self defense He said while they
were rolling about the hallway
Black appeared from his room and
attempted to separate the fighting
men. He said Black had nothing
to do with U.c fight.
Defense produced witnesses
show that Mattero had a bad rep-utation
and that Kuhlensky had a
good reputation.
On the other hand Assistant Dis-trict
Attorney Smillie called Chief
Samuel Woffindin, of Lansdale po-lice,
who said Mattero had a good
reputation.
Policeman Charles O'Hara testi-fied
that Kuhlensky s reputation j Pump Company for alterations to
Suspected of pas.sl.ng a 110 coun
terfelt bill on a Bridgeport store-continue
their interest and cooper- j SS5^,.two
f ™nlJb,Ue*«" to *
Btion ^ residents of Roxborough. escaped
After the business session and gg 8"B7"t ,C£,to„CoLmu
t
or!1 the exemplification of the degree. Brld*TPortJast night, after he had
given here for the first time In a "n?rph",<K,.thfm °" "* 8ChUVl
^served 'SSJ^ST^ I ™ massed a ai. bill on
Webb. JecTurer S'K'counc? »i ^oma. Donohue. son of Mr., Edna
in charge of the social program, | ^JJ"0^^ *rn?L "lJ**"1
assisted bv members streeU. Bridgeport. They left
PSSJS V «-, pr-Mrled and ?'»" ™» Pg"" «"' "■*"*«
inimHiu^H ih. Htiiin. n«i,tnie : when th* mother saw the
Fire Company to
Improve Hose House
Colliluori pursued the men
took them, only to have them break
from him and flee across the river
to Norristown.
It was learned they took a taxi
I cab to Roxborough.
The Washington Fire Company Another report of a bogus 110
at a regular meeting last evening bill being passed on a Pottstown
authorized alterations to the rint' merchant was received today by
floor of the hose house, These will i Norristown police.
Include the extension of the base- i
ment and the replacing of the BOY MM OF LOCKJAW
present board floor with concrete
The work will be started as soon I John Marshall. 9, of Bustleton,
as possible While the alterations (died in Abington hospital early
are in progress, the City Service
truck will be sent to the Hale Fire
President Mahlon Sowers reported ns and an loatdaul ba I
the Janitor. Stephen Ferrler. made and thai he 1*11 not able to be
objections to him protesting about represented at the session The
lumber of times !»■ is com- matter tshsnfon was again tabled j
paUad to be at tin a boa) at night.; i'nre« supw-ri %% BUN
The president then question-rt Su Robert 0 Lardla, lopaiintendeal
Principal Richards about of local schools, presented tn the
he made against the Janl- board a conutninti■atlun from the
iked whin thflj nt ol I'duention at
the ,)!•■ Idem replied he didn't | Harrlsburg, urging that school rils-
Mr Richards staled hi ■ i MBs 1B0S. and
not do anything he knew of that * iflfM now before the state leglsln-
WHB bevond hH fluty Is MiixTvln
principal The first piiHiligai ft mllUnn doUarl
■-]<■ mi ;i (tlsciis-slon iui to VtM '" ' ln
or not it was the basketiwii the rtati and thi ■aoood win pro-games
or other funotioiu that M
Perrter objected lo opening the ficlcnclei In state school subsides
for Mr Graham, chair-]'Hie Baeretarj Of the board wns In-man
of the athletic oonunlttaa. •brtietad to arlhi .i iciter, rxpreas-stated
If there was objections to] ing the support nf the board in the
athletic events lie favors dolin-away
with them rather than have
the matter discussed at the meet-ing
each month.
igg said if there are things
going on in the school that nobody
knows unvlhing about It i
!<:ichers appear before the
board and have an understanding.
It was then the order was made for
the janitor and teachers to appenr
at the next meeting.
Supervising Principal Richards
as authorized to procure 24 di-plomas
for the graduating class.
Mr. Richards reported minor re-pairs
were necessary to Un
equipment and plumbing work In
the high school building. The re-pairs
were ordered to be made.
It waa decided lluu the members
of the Senior Class make the cen-of
children of
school age In the borough.
Mr Richards reported the educa-tional
trip to Washington would be
made on May 22. 23 and 24
The board decided
Beotaattaoal Cetnaefl
A re(|in ■ ' bohoafcan
Recr Itlonal Council for the usual
appropriation of 1200. to aid In
■ ol the nurd Ava&ut pub-
UtJ playground caused 001
■tttfWi1"" about the ■ohjOOla' obltga-lloii
In the mutter
Beth K ICHOhlU urged thai tile
school board gran) the upproprl-
■
tain things like the library and
playfrounaa which the school Is
obligated to support If thev don't
who wiflf" ha Loq ■
(Continued on page Six)
Before the Burgess
n year ago. Mm McCarthy linn ulrendy ihe east- aald wnli a smile
nado !"i liaveaU i proratnenl plaoi In
in-- Deinoorasie part In Monigomtry
Oountj tha wa
the formation of the flmi t>
Wonana OlUb liere orgaiii/.<(l laM
npring at the home of Mrs. Francis
■
mill waa unanimously
elected lt» nrst pre i
TakliiK nn active pan In tin pri-unpalgn,
*ur afftan|BBd and
mid H numbst ol Democral
hire hail nprlug. and because of
siieeew. wan chosen a Joim ehait
i- .
■dtanoekeD, ol the looal b<
i . .■! i nil- Hundn (I
nkoeratlt) party, wbleb opar*
(ad tbnuahrOUl Hie fall cntnpHign
at 69 Psyette atraot
tin.— in :(U years, the borough went
Dauuerallo ii t that Uaw
Mr* UoCmrthy IN In Ran
plating nrrnngemrnts In
ion wllh ber new tippolnt-
■ la ti.e wife of Dr. p. X.
M' tclaii
Thomai P McCoy. Jr. of Fourth
• street, han been
anpoUitsd an itistruotor at a civilian
OonaarvsUon Carpi Camp at Mt.
und ulll assume his new
duties mi Thursday, Mr M-1
own than » yaai u
Ha is a grad-iif
nt the aHata lehool i
ttalpta .1 ■unaMuool. '■
i former uMthtant district
ii assistant
d< puiy at tut in y nnoral today, by At-
The position carries with It a sal-iry
of S60OO annually It is under-load
HmiiUluccI will he named to
are for affair" of cloned banking
nstlttitlons Attorney Aaron S
- ii has been In
charge nf this work for the past four
raata,
Rinaldiucl is In Hsrrlnhurg today
lie refused
to make any ■Istemeui. bill It 1-
known he has rooaivad nftloi of in-i
iluled to
take tiie outh of office loday. accord-ing
to word from the State Capitol.
Oeorge Peas, 28. of Eait Hector
straet, waa eonunlUad t-i the county
Jail for 30 dayi In default of payment
of s fine of «25 and *'l N
morning bv Burgess Hampton on s
charge of being drunk and disorderly
and malicious miac-im ■•■
dispense I by Offtccr Kirkpatrlck The man waa
arrattt d
while 11
■ Angeh
_. Elm and Fayette street
the act of breaking milk
i the street.
Imperial, of 317
with school on Thursday In order
ih;ii the teachers might at*
■aanoil of Schoolmen';. Week at the
UlUveraity or Pennsylvania and Bt~t" Bridgeport! was arrested by
also gave Supervising Principal r finer of Police Blske on Friday after-
Richards the privilege of attending noon ami later arraigned befun But>
the school on Friday. ge*» Hampton on the charge of dla-
Mi. rt.i_-iu.iu> reported that Ml
KatherilM Ktrkbi m-n. '*mP ,"> w" 1"!LhS:B*d^l,pm? pM>"
. u-acher In the^ high «bool, hadI" »%? Sii™ £[V°£? ^J* Elm
been absent live days an .,, 8nd RBymond Dennia. 20, 316
illness. She b expected to resume spring Mill avenue, were arrested by
her (lutlea tomorrow. chief »f PoUoa Bi.ik.- on Saturday
Mr Richards reported to the'aft«nioon on a charge of being drunk
board that .some one la breaking'*'1" Olaorderli When arraigned be-
U» windows In the building with f"r,t *"**<»* Hampton^rd'v"'«h«
*•"■ ;»"*»■ *"»« -'"*»? th»*i«-"n-.^ WSe?%eS,5l2^n
U'S small holes In \: ■ :icse I p_..me|lli
The Home and School League was MEMBERS OF CABINET
I.'■ use of the auditorium and SPEAK FDR ELY, ON W1BO
the domestic science room to con-duct
a benefit party on April 12. | A number of members of Oover-
Orders were granted for bill.. are sneaking
the amount of M7.50. !0ver station WIBO. OlonaldB and
The treasurer reported a balance Philadelphia this week, in a series ori 9•_6u4_Min-m87n ii.n. t.1he genera.l accoun.t.
Mr, Noblett was the only absen-
I vplioict
was not so good in Lansdale.
That Was A11
Golfer: "'Notice any improve-ment?"
Golf Pro: 'You've had your clubs
ADVERTISE IN THE RECOKOD Ishlned up, haven't you?"
the body and re-painting. The
truck was purchased fifteen years
ago and this will mark the first-time
It has been out of service for
repairs
Quality Batteries—aside. Wlllard and
Phllro McDade 108 E Rector st.
—Advertlsemant.
loadcasts to aid Gertrude
Mnwr candidate for
!i:i the vacancy
caused by the death of James
Boyd.
■ Tonight, Ralph N. Baal ■
A Scottish minister was explain-1 secretary of forests and Waters
ing why he never invited other'win broadcast from the Philadel-minister-
s to preach ln hLs pulpit phla studious of WIBO In the Ho-
'Tf another mon came and i id Rvlvanm at six Major Owen
Sunday morning, a victim of lock- preached better than I do ). state Secretory of Inaur-jaw.
The boy stepped on a rusted ""ha folk would Daw HAM to me a nee. broadcast last night, urging
nail. March 23. and tetanus devel- *"T,m: *nd lf nr didna preach bet- support of the nearby woman can
oped Coroner Ronald Dettre was' *•* ,h*n : do- hr wouldna be worth dJdate Other prominent members
notified lurteninf to." I of the Democratic party, including
' herself, will be heard In
Nothing Wonderful In Thai Nothing to Do bMqotnt broadcasts each
Vera—Listen. Anne, can von keep! "How did Jones get out of taking I tung at 6. and on Sunday after-a
secret? " at cooking?'' , noon.
Anne—No more than you can. | "He agreed only to cook the fish
Ladies of the .lory thai is the
HIM unit that any prosecuting ai-tiir.
county has had an op-pOJtUnltJ
to SO inlilr-fM. a panel mid
1 am nil BSUeb pleased thai I MB
the one : inotlon."
Wadolnj told a dramatic story of
Hit- event He said that be had Just
come out of a liuuae on Dai I
he hud made a collection
ul omniums due and entered hla car
parked nearby Uu 8w*d.*-
Land ItouM Ha started the cur and
...i led in ilruc (|u»ii the ■treat. When
in the rear seat said, as the
.. ina neck:
Keep timing slowly n 1 U blow ymir
brain* out."
i d Tha voice be-
• ii linn in make irriam
iimillv at the entrance to
'...minis Quarry diieotsd him to stop.
1 hi n iii.' nmn made Wadolny get
out at Ihe point ol the revolver, com-pelled
bin to nun In* la,
automobile und rubbed him Iruin the
a ts.i.
then .old Ills victim to
' i in thai position tor half an
hour and walked away. Crossing a
load Juat n abort dlataiicc away, the
rubber Htepped In Hunt ol the lights
inbuilt- and Wadolny got a
trie! glimpse ol hun
Wadoln) wanl to lililfapuil pollea
Itat-lOn and leptirted Ihe n
lOUng fhiel Murphy, tint heard no
.1 until l'i bruiiry B I whl i.
he was asked lo appear at the Con-ibohookan
police aaailon,
Than, amid tWa own lined up by
Chief Blake of the Conshohocken
.1 storm aa the
man who held him up without hesl-
I .11(1 he Kiel.Illltil hllll by
I and hWiiKgering walk.
Thin waa the same "standup" In
Which Btorm wus lilentitled 111 the
"'Ken holdup.
Ahked Uy Altoiuey Robert Pntti
n preaentlmj tha defendant, n he were
catrtd when he was robbed. Wadol-
DJ replied
Hoi nuii-li I wag loo darned mad
to be scared ''
■ IIKC nn in yesterday's case
was a complete denial and claim of a
to jiiove an alibi
by aUtlllg that OB thai evening at
a had bean
in the home of n alitUr, Mrs. Fair, or
..;_6 AMor street, rJorrih
' Ihe Star
i .ixi Oompnnf iiHiiniii' fee a job
i ■ ."- I Mill
UllOIIgh
C. A. S. Gave (are
to17fi Children
Mrs J Aubrny Anrl'Tson. presl-
-ii-ni ui i hi M ntgomai \ Oounti
Children's Aid Bo«-"
Mie meeting ol the boa_rd "t the mi oooTlotad ol being a hold-up
Ohlldren it I man by a jury before Judgt -
in the April Criminal
Court, .'-on.
The Jury found Storm guilty
1 inueil on page Three)
"■
'I'lii Children -■ Aid Society is a
■I the Norristown
Communltt Obad Mi-' B B Bar-rett,
chairman ol tha publiciiv
BODUntUn ■' wiinloa
uj bat n ai rangad through
h v nf the Norristown-
Penn Trie I ■ d Novella
Store, during the n
palgn
mty secretory, rc-oka
befoca the AUngton
Junior Civic Club and gam
BOUnl of the foster bOOM
vided for some of Ihe 176 children
luring the month nl March She
rlcscrlbed the routine procedure
when children are rano |
their own homes and committed for
■
A baby girl, given lemjjoiary care
durtni bar iim, was re-lumed
home this month haunt:
gained In weight and
The reunion between Ittl a and Paaooaat road. Up-aild
her mother mi a happy one pat Merlon. Sunday i
A 16 year old bn also De. R. W Haasell. Brldgepon. ex-
.~ KI. (.ii,.. —I,..., r.vtt.t. hnnu f , oefendanl n- was com-
|all >n default ol 11.000
Held on Drunken
Driver Charge
Michael Janasc.i « ConahobOClMB
H D 3. arrested Saturday ntglit in
Ilded wiih one operated by John
Terrace, waa held
bv Burgess James potter
ol ujieratiiig an automri-tba
inBuenoa of In*
liquor Dr Frederick B
■
An-ited bv Cblef Thomas Buler
n Mike Fin-tie. 3S, East
Penn ntreet. Norrintown, was held lor
i.mrt on a charge of tlrunktn driv-ing
by Magistrate Batrhetder. Upper
Puebe's i ai collided with
I
I.
•emed no longer MCflt ii-.ii
What of it? We ciil- L »IVKKTIS»: IN THK 1.1 ' ' u: f -1 I;
Named Gen. Freight ON <"MM "
™, TZ mm I OMtEl NllllIM III M> Traffic Manager
[ Beth K Mitchell 114 West 11th.
wuiiam B. Ohi ■ -aambai of tin
and Psvrlte street hai Just been "on committee of I.ulu
named General Freight Traffic Philadelphia, which will gi
Manager or the itoadlng Railway Imperial pot cm at.- of North Ameri-iih
headquarters in Phil- ea head or 9
adeiphiH Mr Obaan haf. DM Korth Amartea, at «
tnrtfbt agent, and prior to rooapUon to ix- itafd Louiorroa
local freight agent. He nlghl Temple,
I assumed his new duties yesterday. I Philadelphia.